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What is a formal way to greet someone in the morning?

• How's it going?

• Hello there!

• Good morning.

• What's up?

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How should you introduce yourself in a formal setting?

• Hello, my name is [Your Full Name], and I am the [Your Position] at [Your Organization].

• Hi, I'm just a random person.

• I'm the boss here, deal with it.

• Call me whatever you like.

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What is the appropriate response when someone asks, 'How are you today?'

• It's just another day.

• I don't want to talk about it.

• I'm not feeling well today.

• I'm good, thank you! How about you?

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Can 'good morning' be used informally? If so, when?

• 'Good morning' is only used in formal settings.

• 'Good morning' is never used in casual conversations.

• 'Good morning' is exclusively a greeting for the workplace.

• Yes, 'good morning' can be used informally.

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What is a polite way to decline an invitation to a business event?

• Thanks, but I can't make it.

• No way, I'm busy.

• I'll think about it.

• Maybe next time.

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Is it appropriate to use 'good evening' in a casual setting?

• Yes, 'good evening' can be used casually.

• No, it is only for formal occasions.

• It depends on the time of day.

• 'Good evening' is never used informally.

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What is a respectful way to ask for someone's opinion in a meeting?

• What do you think about this?

• Just tell me your thoughts.

• I don't care what you think.

• Can you give me your opinion?

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How should you respond if someone says, 'Nice to meet you'?

• Likewise, it's a pleasure to meet you!

• Yeah, whatever.

• I'm busy right now.

• Nice to meet you too!

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